Human Quality Ranking

Very interesting imaginative subject matter, details of Internet culture, and the core of science fiction. The shortcoming is that it is not crazy enough or magical realism enough.

The rankings are a bit abstract. If you want to say that the overall combat effectiveness of soldiers is strong, there is nothing wrong with it. If you are purely comparing physical fitness and physical fighting, where would you put those who are professional boxers and fighters? Most of these people have good willpower to reach the top. If you include weapon bonuses, how do you define the ranking of President + Nuclear Bomb?

Human high quality male? Tian Yiming?

Suddenly it occurred to me that the real name would be displayed on the top of the head, so those special personnel would be finished. Any undercover personnel or those who changed their names would be GG (PS: This world is very suitable for a Death Note 😏)

Each book contains dozens of chapters. What's the point? There are three eunuch books in a row, but there is no one left. You don't read the comments posted by readers, and you don't change them after reading them. The style is rigid, the characters are rigid, and the plot is bland. The cool-style plot is not very enjoyable. I am really disappointed. I have deleted it from the bookshelf.

Is there a problem with your ranking and your name? From the beginning to now, I haven't seen any specific physical ranking list. It's just each person's own ranking. What's the use of names? It just represents you. What if you have the same name? Tmd can create a civilization with this kind of ranking list for you. If you think about it with a pig's brain, you also know, how could the binding of the ranking list be because of your name? Even now, if you think about it with your pig brain, you also have an ID card in China? Is there nothing similar abroad? Your mind is not spinning at all, you are just thinking about something 🙂🙂🙂

I see that the setting of this human quality ranking is somewhat novel, but when I take a closer look at the progress of the protagonist, I think it is somewhat unrealistic. The protagonist suddenly progressed from a ranking of 900 million to 700 million, to 200 million, and then again to a ranking of tens of millions. Originally I thought it was a bit exaggerated, but when I think about it carefully, this is an improvement in rankings from a global perspective. In other corners of the world, most of the foreign people do not even have a well-off life, and forced exercise is equivalent to harming the body. Against this backdrop of the world, the progress of the protagonist is actually vaguely reasonable. The ranking of tens of millions is just the starting point. National consciousness should tilt resources towards the ranking of millions. I don't know what the follow-up plot of this book will be, and I can't imagine how the protagonist will progress next. According to the author's setting, I have a vague feeling that those ranked in the tens of millions are already strong men on the streets of society, while those ranked in the million should be top carbon-based life forms with access to higher levels of extraordinary power. At this ranking, there is not much difference between them, and it is very difficult to make progress. Shouldn't a copy be downloaded by then? Don't do it, it feels too vulgar, and it's another kind of national tradition. I would like to see the Blue Star Country Battle, where the protagonist joins the army to kill the enemy.

The writing is quite good, but there is no main plot at the moment. It is just a constant competition for ranking. I think it can have an alien invasion, otherwise it will be a bit boring.

Shouldn't the first one be the person called "Stop the Loneliness"?

It can probably be called: God rewards those who work hard, I can get the best ranking reward

The author's writing style is really suitable for urban writing. I wonder about the global flow every day.

Not to mention Asia, there are many people with the same name in Europe and the United States, such as xxxx1,234, where the son takes the father's name.

The subject matter is very good and the ranking is not rigorous. Since physical fitness is a very important part of ranking, most of the groups at the top must be young people, even minors. For reference, e-sports players are too old at 25 and decline after 20, rather than the protagonist ranking tens of millions and still being the number one young person. If there was such a ranking, most of them would be minors. Their energy, recovery, and reactions are all at their peak, and they can even sprint out of work because their parents support them. Unless adults have careers and special physiques, what else can you compare them to?

Many people ask why the factor "power" has a small impact on the rankings. I will express my opinion here First of all, the combat power system of this book is obviously to combine great power into one body, so it is understandable that physical strength and combat power have a greater impact on the rankings Secondly, when the rankings just came out, none of the organizations had "extraordinary power." This may be the reason why the current "powers" respond to the rankings. Maybe in the future, when each power becomes stronger, the influence of the forces on the rankings will be greater This is my first long review, please forgive me if there are any shortcomings.

The writing is just unsatisfactory The data set to increase is too large and it is easy to jump. The logic is not very coherent, and it feels like the author just wrote it this way. There are no plot twists and turns, and it's a peaceful read.

According to the introduction, only the male protagonist gets the lucky chest. Is there a reason why?

Have you entered the palace? There has been no update for a few days.

No? Inexplicable eunuch? What's going on? Tmd is the same as a joke?

I was just about to watch The Result of the Eunuch 🙂

Come on!

What about the author😭😭😭

As the title says, in fact, the ideas in these books are quite good, but they lack a little excitement and are a bit too man-made.

I had to read the first twenty chapters patiently. After that, I basically skipped, looking for the five-day updated list and the ranking of the protagonists, and skipped to the subscription chapter. This book is not only about water, but the way the protagonist becomes stronger is the same as anyone else. He can easily improve by relying on the lucky treasure box. The content is full of water, and later it appears that the stone men of the dead want to kill the weak ones on the list to improve the average quality level of mankind.